Takahata Fudoson Kongoji Temple

Japanese name: 高幡不動尊金剛寺
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Main Image Wooden Fudo Myo-o and Two Attendant Boys (Joroku Fudo Triad) Category Myo-o (Wisdom King)

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The Important Cultural Property “Wooden Fudo Myoo and Two Attendant Boys” is enshrined in the Okuden Hall of Takahata Fudoson Kongoji Temple. Dating from the Heian period, the triad centers on a joroku-scale seated Fudo Myoo flanked by Kongara and Seitaka, and is a unique surviving example among Heian-period joroku-scale Fudo triads. The images were damaged when the Fudo Hall collapsed in a great storm in 1335 and were repaired in 1342, as recorded on inscriptions in the principal image and halo. After restoration from 2000 to 2002, the original triad was installed in the Okuden Hall, where it can still be worshipped at close range.

Basic Information

Spot ID 3008
Temple / Site Takahata Fudoson Kongoji Temple
Visiting Area Okuden Hall
Visiting Status Paid viewing in Okuden Hall (9:00–16:00; closed Mondays; temporary closures may occur)
Address 東京都日野市高幡733

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